| Figures given for the fraction of aromatics represent aromatic content, not aromaticity. |
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| We aim to obtain a greater understanding of the effects such as branching, aromaticity, HOMO-LUMO energy gap, etc. |
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| Additionally, resins may be hydrogenated to remove unsaturation and aromaticity. |
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| For example, as solubility and adsorbability are influenced by the aromaticity of hydrocarbons, an oil can be separated by chromatography into different fractions based on these factors. |
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| A true expression of the terroir gives the Viognier its aromaticity. |
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| Use of the term expanded with time to include properties, especially that of special stability, and eventually aromaticity came to be defined in terms of stability alone. |
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| These authors found that oviposition increased with increasing molecular weight of oil molecules but not with their aromaticity and emulsifier concentration. |
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| Moreover, the combination of aromaticity and long aliphatic chain delivers hydrolytic stability and high tensile, compression, and flexural strength to CNSL-based polyols. |
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